University of Toronto
1827
Founded
approx. 97,000
Students
approx. 30%
International students
Public
Type
About University of Toronto
The University of Toronto is Canada's largest university and one of its oldest. It has three campuses: St. George in downtown Toronto, and Mississauga and Scarborough in the wider city region.
It is highly selective, with deep research strength in medicine, engineering, computer science and the social sciences. Toronto's position as Canada's financial and tech hub gives students strong access to internships.
Highlights
- Three campuses across the Greater Toronto Area
- Leading research in artificial intelligence and health sciences
- Collegiate system for Arts and Science undergraduates
- Access to Canada's largest job market
Tuition (indicative, per year)
CAD 45,000 – 75,000 per year (indicative)
Intakes
September, January
English requirements (from)
IELTS 6.5 · TOEFL 100 · Duolingo 120
Campus and student life
St. George campus blends historic colleges with the city around it, while Mississauga and Scarborough offer quieter, more spacious settings with the same degree.
Courses at University of Toronto
A selection only. University of Toronto offers many more programmes; ask a counsellor or see the university's website.
Scholarships
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